Guru Amar Dass Institute students excel in Talent Olympiad Exam

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Tarn Taran, Updated At : 04:00 AM Oct 18, 2025 IST

The students with their state awards. Photo: Gurbaxpuri

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In the Indian Talent Olympiad Examination conducted in CBSE schools across the India, two students from Guru Amar Dass Adarsh Institute, Goindwal Sahib, Avneet Kaur (Grade 4) and Samar Gautam (Grade 3) topped at the state level and were awarded cash prizes, certificates and medals.

Additionally, three students —- Aarvi Choudhary (Grade 4), Harsirat Kaur (Grade 9) and Harnoor Kaur (Grade 5), received the Special Excellence Award from Indian Talent Olympiad Association.

School director Dr Jatinderpal Singh Randhawa and principal Manisha Sood expressed their satisfaction with the achievers and encouraged them to keep striving for excellence.

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